In the little village of Ondo in West Africa, at the sparsely and ill-equipped public hospitals, you will find many who daily seek medical help. Children battle infections, are severely malnourished, anemic, and are infected with micro parasitic diseases. They suffer from malaria, typhoid, pneumonia, and ultimately, many die because the parents are too poor to get help. The Hephzibah Do-Good Initiative, a nonprofit service organization in Nigeria, provides medical intervention for the poor, destitute, and vulnerable populations.

We are raising funds to enable 500 children and 300 women to consult with health professionals at a one-day medical services event where qualified participants can obtain cervical and breast cancer screening, and others testing for diabetes, high blood pressure, malaria, typhoid, and hepatitis B.

Funds will be used to purchase medications and testing materials, to rent the venue and support the volunteers and other staff needed during the program, and also to pay for marketing and advertising.